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Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Individual Quote)

In the north, on the morning after my small altercation with the redoubtable Borton, that in the paga enclosure, I had volunteered for, and had been welcomed into, a search party, one formed to move southward, looking for the "spy" and "thief". - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #41)
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3 41 In the View more quotes about north">north, on the morning after my small altercation with the redoubtable Borton, that in the paga enclosure, I had volunteered for, and had been welcomed into, a search party, one formed to move southward, looking for the "spy" and "thief".

Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)

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3 38 They are simply the optimal routes between significant points.
3 39 They bear the graffiti of dozens of armies, carved there over a period of centuries, some of it as much as three thousand years ago.
3 40 I had been in this vicinity, keeping a small, concealed camp, overlooking the road, some five days.
3 41 In the north, on the morning after my small altercation with the redoubtable Borton, that in the paga enclosure, I had volunteered for, and had been welcomed into, a search party, one formed to move southward, looking for the "spy" and "thief".
3 42 They had not managed to find him, I am pleased to report, or at least to their knowledge.
3 43 This party, except for myself, consisted of five men, mercenaries, under the command of a Cosian regular.
3 44 They had been pleased to have my company, as it was difficult to obtain volunteers for a search southward, toward the presumed position of Ar.
They are simply the optimal routes between significant points. They bear the graffiti of dozens of armies, carved there over a period of centuries, some of it as much as three thousand years ago. I had been in this vicinity, keeping a small, concealed camp, overlooking the road, some five days. In the north, on the morning after my small altercation with the redoubtable Borton, that in the paga enclosure, I had volunteered for, and had been welcomed into, a search party, one formed to move southward, looking for the "spy" and "thief". They had not managed to find him, I am pleased to report, or at least to their knowledge. This party, except for myself, consisted of five men, mercenaries, under the command of a Cosian regular. They had been pleased to have my company, as it was difficult to obtain volunteers for a search southward, toward the presumed position of Ar. - (Vagabonds of Gor)